Not every problem facing the church comes from changes in the culture. Some come from choices churches and leaders have made along the way.

Ralph Moore examines several assumptions and ministry practices that may have unintentionally weakened disciplemaking, leadership development and mission. The purpose isn’t to assign blame but to learn.

A post-Christian environment gives us an opportunity to reconsider what has become unnecessarily complicated, rediscover the simplicity of New Testament ministry and begin making changes that can lead to healthier, more reproducible expressions of church.